Japanese activists are calling for the return of Chinese cultural relics looted by Japan during the country's wars in China, as a civil group advocating the restoration underlines that returning ...

The association alleges it was taken by the Japanese from a district of Dalian in 1908 after the Russian-Japanese war. The inscription was now at the Imperial Palace in Tokyo, the association said.

Back in 2018, he was reached by Tong, who asked him to join the movement seeking the return of China's looted relics. "I didn't expect the Japanese people to be so concerned about this issue!" ...

It is necessary for Japanese society to face up to history, sort out historical facts together with relevant countries, and seriously consider the issue of returning looted cultural relics, he added.

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